A tangled web : the making of foreign policy in the Nixon presidency

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A tangled web : the making of foreign policy in the Nixon presidency

William Bundy

I.B. Tauris, 1998

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First published: New York : Hill and Wang, a division of Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1998

Includes bibliographical references (p. [607]-620) and index

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内容説明

Richard Nixon's accomplishments in foreign affairs - his China policy, detente with the USSR and the conclusion of the Vietnam War - have long been cited as an enduring legacy. Despite the scandal of Watergate, Nixon and Henry Kissinger have maintained their reputations as skilful, wise practitioners of global realpolitik. Those assumptions are reassessed in this account of the Nixon-Kissinger record, which strutinizes not only their policy planning, negotiating techniques, press relations, and political and diplomatic activities, but also short- and long-term gains and losses. Bundy presents an analysis of the modus operandi of Nixon and Kissinger, describing the real dangers of Nixon's manipulative, often deceitful habits and of Kissinger's indifference to the democratic process.

目次

  • An hour and a man
  • the first 15 months
  • 1970 - a troubled year
  • 1971 -progress and preparation
  • the triumphs of 1972
  • "peace" comes to Indochina
  • under pressure
  • the Middle East war and the oil crisis
  • what came after
  • summing up.

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